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Teresa -

Go to: https://www.ncarb.org/pass-are/are4/prepare/site-planning-design

Click on the blue "SPD practice program" link within the written text to download the .exe file for the practice program.

Sorry it took me so long to respond, I've been out of the country and just got back.

Good luck!

>sby

teresa says...
How do I download the software directly so I can run the alternates for SPD?

billy says...

Would like to know if the following items would result in a fail for the SD vignette:

1. if the program states your building needs to be within a certain distance of something, does that mean the entire building or just part of it?

2. can a walkway cross a driveway and still be acceptable as "continuous"?

3. what if one or two existing deciduous trees are sitting on the south edge of a large plaza that requires noonday summer sun? most of it would receive sun............is that acceptable?

Thanks - your website is awesome!

billy - 

Answers re: SPD vignette...

1) Any part of the building needs to be within that distance.  Draw a circle with the distance as the radius and get a portion of your building in that circle.

2) I don't think that walkway would be considered continuous... I would avoid that scenario... only do that as a last resort.

3) Just remember that those trees cast a 45 degree shadow... keep as much of your plaza out of the shadow as possible... plazas do not have to be regular shapes.

You are very welcome... glad I can be of some help.

>sby

Would like to know if the following items would result in a fail for the SD vignette:

1. if the program states your building needs to be within a certain distance of something, does that mean the entire building or just part of it?

2. can a walkway cross a driveway and still be acceptable as "continuous"?

3. what if one or two existing deciduous trees are sitting on the south edge of a large plaza that requires noonday summer sun? most of it would receive sun............is that acceptable?

Thanks - your website is awesome!

Just want to say thanks for your website.  You have really good sources that helped me with passing CDS.  I'm ole school in that I had passed 6 of 9 parts of the 3.1.  I passed CDSS and Materials methods the first time I took the exam quite a few years ago.  So, thanks for your site.//Chuck

Steve - 

Sorry for the delay...

A roof island occurs on the second floor where the second floor (room or corridor) doesn't cover the first floor, but is also enclosed on four sides by second floor walls.  Additionally, you want to avoid deep roof areas where the second floor walls are over 20' or so from the edge of the first floor footprint.  Most vignettes will come pretty close to lining up the two floors, you just want to avoid areas where water would not be able to run off a roof above first floor space.

Does that make sense?

HTH,

>sby 

steve says...

I'm confused about the definition of roof island and its relationship to first and second floors

I'm confused about the definition of roof island and its relationship to first and second floors

Does a roof island occur when a first floor space is open atrium-like throught the second floor floor to the underside of the second floor roof?

Nevermind, it's all set!

Garrett Goodridge says...

Hi SBY,

I saw your conversation with Cynthia from last December. I am running into the same problem. I was successful in loading the alternate background (the .dwg files from your page) into the SPD software, but the buildings did not change to match the alternate programs - they remained the same names/buildings/sizes as in the NCARB base file. Is there a way to change the buildings to match the alternate programs?

Thanks!

Hi SBY,

I saw your conversation with Cynthia from last December. I am running into the same problem. I was successful in loading the alternate background (the .dwg files from your page) into the SPD software, but the buildings did not change to match the alternate programs - they remained the same names/buildings/sizes as in the NCARB base file. Is there a way to change the buildings to match the alternate programs?

Thanks!

Maria - 

Sorry for the delay in answering your question... I was out of the country.

If you go to the home page of this website, and scroll down, you'll find a section called "Exam Order".  

This outlnes my suggestions on how to take these exams.

If you have additional specific questions, just let me know.

Good luck,

>sby

maria sammar says...

Hi Sby,

My question is about order of exams, relation between one and the other, potentially overlapping of information. Do you have a rough estimate of how much time shoul I gove for exam (as you mentioned in the SD tips). Do you have a strategy for the order in which they should be taken? I am curious about an ascending strategy, both time and information wise. I am currently on SD, and curious what is the most apropiate next step. Thank you in adnvance

Hi Sby,

My question is about order of exams, relation between one and the other, potentially overlapping of information. Do you have a rough estimate of how much time shoul I gove for exam (as you mentioned in the SD tips). Do you have a strategy for the order in which they should be taken? I am curious about an ascending strategy, both time and information wise. I am currently on SD, and curious what is the most apropiate next step. Thank you in adnvance